AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUN Decolonization Push: Sahrawi President Brahim Ghali urged the UN to assume responsibility and speed up decolonization, warning Morocco’s continued occupation blocks self-determination. Human Rights in Tindouf: NGOs told the UN Human Rights Council that Polisario-run camp residents face restrictions on movement and expression, arbitrary detention, torture, and enforced disappearances, calling for independent monitoring and OHCHR access. Sahrawi Resources Lecture: A lecture at Algeria’s Foreign Ministry highlighted Sahrawi natural resources as central to the struggle for sovereignty and against “plundering” by the occupying power. Spanish Citizenship Debate: Spain’s parliament approved a citizenship pathway for Sahrawis born under Spanish administration before Sept. 29, 1977, with potential beneficiaries estimated around 90,000—sparking claims it could become a geopolitical lever. Culture & Solidarity: The Sahrawi community in Paris took part in the Humanity Festival, pushing for self-determination and raising attention to Sahrawi prisoners and defenders. Regional Context: Algeria is shifting primary foreign-language teaching toward English, while Ceuta’s migration crisis continues to fuel political fights in Spain.
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